Ch. 41Raising the Human Race to Forge the Witch-Slaying Sword?
Key Plot Points and Events
- The Demon Sages, led by Bai Ze, descend to the Lower Realm to exterminate the human race and harvest their resentment-filled souls.
- They find the ancestral lands of humanity deserted, with no humans present.
- A search lasting ten thousand years fails to locate any humans.
- Dijun orders the search to continue, and Xuandu, a human student, also joins the search.
- The Heavenly Court considers refining the Witch-Slaying Sword using the Witch-Human Race, but Bai Ze opposes this due to potential backlash from the Witch Race.
- Kunpeng suggests farming the human race to breed offspring for refining the Witch-Slaying Sword.
- Dijun approves of this plan and assigns Gui Che to oversee it.
Character Developments
- Bai Ze shows strategic thinking and concern for the harmony of heaven, opposing the idea of refining the Witch-Human Race.
- Kunpeng reveals his ruthless and insidious nature, suggesting the farming of the human race.
- Dijun displays his determination to defeat the Witch Race, approving the controversial plan.
- Xuandu, the only human in the Heavenly Court, is worried about the disappearance of his race and considers seeking his teacher's help.
Significant Themes
- The struggle for power and resources between the Demon Race and the Witch Race.
- The exploitation and devaluation of the human race.
- The tension between maintaining order and harming the harmony of heaven.
Character Interactions
- Bai Ze and Dijun: Bai Ze opposes Dijun's plan to refine the Witch-Human Race, but Dijun ultimately approves Kunpeng's alternative plan.
- Kunpeng and Bai Ze: Kunpeng's ruthless suggestion contrasts with Bai Ze's strategic and harmonious approach.
- Xuandu and the Heavenly Court: Xuandu, the only human in the Heavenly Court, is worried about his race's disappearance and is not involved in the decision-making process.